1. This book is certainly not published in 1889; it mentions the Thirukkural (Kural - குறள்) translation of Shri Rajagopalachari, who was born only in 1878, and who wrote his translation well into the 1940s.

2. This books brazenly states that the author of Thirukkural was one Elacharya, a completely unheard of character. Thirukkural was written not later than the First Century of the Common Era; it is quoted in so many works of ancient classical Tamil, and even by its contemporaries; ten commentaries were written on this book before the Sixteenth Century; it was translated into Portuguese in the same Century. All of them call the author of Thirukkural as "Thiruvalluvar". This has been mentioned in so many thousands of books over these two thousand years. Yet this author brazenly states, "Some people call the author as 'Thiruvalluvar', others call him as 'Elacharya'. Nobody ever called the author of Thirukkural as "Elacharya" except this author.